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    $1100 best bang for buck p151

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Nezero, Dec 29, 2011.

  1. Nezero

    Nezero Newbie

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    I know I should be able to do my own research but I'm not well informed about the likes of laptops.

    Interested in a Clevo P151HM and looking to get the 'best' possible config for $1100 with Windows 7.

    What should I get?

    thanks
     
  2. upandup

    upandup Notebook Enthusiast

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    Well, what do you want to use it for/what do you expect to do on it?
     
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    vNaK Notebook Consultant

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    MALIBAL #3 Company Representative

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    Hi,

    Given your budget, you have a couple of options. The price of a P151HM1 with Windows 7 and a 2630QM is 1017 [be sure to select the 4 DIMM 8GB Ram option). From there, you have a couple of options that would be worth your money.

    - $100 95% Gamut screen upgrade
    - $40 Cooling Compound Upgrade
    - $50 HDD Upgrade from 500 to 750 GB

    It's all a matter of how you pirioritize your wants/needs in your new laptop. :)